E-learning technology offers a number of advantages, but the flexibility it brings is in danger of being abused to deliver dumbed-down courses, warns James Woudhuysen.
To a conference on e-learning organised by VNU, publisher of IT Week, I go as a natural sympathiser; but I know that many educationists are not sympathetic at all. They attack IT-based pedagogy a...
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